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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who keeps moving after being shot multiple times in Chapter 10?
(a) Abraham.
(b) Olson.
(c) McVries.
(d) Baker.
2. What road do the Walkers take out of Augusta?
(a) County Road 112.
(b) U.S. 202.
(c) Highway 3.
(d) Interstate 10.
3. What is the big highway?
(a) Interstate 5.
(b) Interstate 10.
(c) U.S. 1.
(d) U.S. 110.
4. Who are the guys in the leather jackets at the front of the walk?
(a) Lee and Tom.
(b) Joe and Mike.
(c) Josh and Alan.
(d) Noah and Jerry.
5. During Chapter 15, who begins to remember all the first nice things that have happened to him in his life?
(a) McVries.
(b) Parker.
(c) Baker.
(d) Garraty.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the soldier who gives Garraty his third warning look like?
2. Where did McVries and his girlfriend work?
3. In Chapter 11, who says, "God help us an' points south"?
4. What three Walkers did people from out-of-state cheer for?
5. Where do the brothers come from?
Short Essay Questions
1. What would Garraty like to be doing on an 80-degree day if he weren't on the walk?
2. What does Stebbins mean when he says to Garraty, "Maybe it's your edge"?
3. What is Pearson's plan for when he feels like he can't go on and why won't it work, according to Garraty?
4. Garraty was once frightened by a movie starting Robert Mitchum. What was the movie about and why is Garraty thinking about it?
5. When Garraty resumes walking in Chapter 13, why does he feel resentful?
6. What does Garraty reveal about Jimmy Owens in Chapter 11?
7. How does Barkovitch die?
8. Why does Garraty feel a twinge of excitement when he sees a turnpike sign saying that Oldtown is sixteen miles away?
9. What does McVries compare the walk to in Chapter 14?
10. What fear does Garraty begin obsessing over in Chapter 15, thanks to Stebbins, and why does it upset him so?
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